celebration, being a part of
on and on, the human condition
parts of its whole as projected actuality
projected parts of a whole being in reality
hold on gravity
choked up sense from spine with displacements, to hold on gravity
choked up in a head poem W2 new choked
conscious mind deeper being witnessed, cornered across centred right up front
conscious shear forms its realms W2 new Jul14
Easy to despair with the human condition – stuck in its fate, struggling with particular destinies, displaced from its true destiny as part of its true whole. Not outside nor within, but encompassing all – outside and inside and you, as an identity, in between – subject and object and the witnessing of both. A whole being who creates and places or projects our all.
on and on, the human condition
Never ending it seems,
the journey
but a whole being is there
always, in reality –
for us as an identity
to be and to be with experience
It is not something for us to get or
somewhere to get to
but a whole being there
always, for us to relate with –
that we can be lost from as we identify
with our self and what we experience exclusively
Everything then, is a part
including our self, others and our path –
what you experience and where you get to,
outside or inside, and what you experience then –
everything you experience
in your here and now, dreaming or past
is a projected part of a whole being present
in the present, in reality
hold on gravity with top and bottom flagella
Depictions and a description of the “hold on gravity”.
The “hold on gravity” is the necessary displacement of reality for our particular reality we experience and including our self, to manifest as actuality. The reality of whole beings, whole entities, dust, vapours and gases in and of gravity, space and time, are displaced necessarily for the creation and placement or projection of our reality – our space, time and what manifests of our self, others and our world for us to experience. An individual whole body projects our reality, and in the “hold on gravity” is the displacement, of the whole body solid in and of gravity and present in the present, indicated.
Our projected actuality is “held” by the “hold on gravity”, throughout the levels. Our cognitive sense set by contrast, from five senses and with various perspectives. Our emotive sense is set by conflict from differing emotions. Somatic or bodily sense from our parts will contradict. Our gut instincts of will, desire and need conspire, and our intuitive or direct and immediate sense we are ultimately taken by confirm or condemn what we may determine of our reality, against the “hold on gravity”.
hold on gravity on erect protozoa
hold on gravity with the conscious and its heel on the whole body
hold on gravity with mind body, conscious and its heel and cornered levels
The “hold on gravity” is also conception, the end point of regression, and the origin/beginning of a living whole being in creation – in his or her singular essence at conception, a single cell, “cosmic”.
Where is life?
Where is anything?
we ask
The whole body
is there, and
we’re a part –
of a whole being
alive in creation
present in the present
Oh, and creation destruction creation destruction
is the celebration,
the whole self is of that
and we’re a party to him or her
Thank you all for making the exhibition “hc.r : actuality and reality” in Avalon, Sydney last week-end. Not just helping and attending but supporting me in developing my ideas and images, and in making them presentable.
Here are some photos of the display. I hope you find them interesting !
A whole being awaits
our return, our coming home
Under our plank
lost in projection
we await to be met
Be led by your breath
– it gathers your deepest being and out there
your conscious and witness –
and refer to your whole
who must be there
actually breathing
in reality
Be led by your life
and refer to your whole
who must be there
actually living
alive in creation
And by your words and deeds be led
and refer to your whole
who must be there
actually mouthing and doing
amongst other whole beings and entities
